Gorham State College - Hillcrest / Green and White Yearbook (Gorham, ME)

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GORHAM NORMAL SCHOOL 23 Marion Wilma Burgess Dover-Foxcroft Foxcroft Academy Training. Grade VI Gens de Lett res (A) ; Entertainment Committee (D. C) ; Mandolin Club B. A) . ••We like her. she is ever quiet and pleasant.” When you want any drawing done, ask Wil- ma. When you want a poem, ask Wilma. She is always willing to help, which is an ex- cellent trait. Frances Irene Burleigh, Kennebunk, Me. Kennebunk High School Training, Junior Primary, Westbrook Glee Club (D. C) ; Aonca Club; Social Service Committee Y. W. C. A. (D. C. B) ; Mandolin Club (13. A). “Hast thou beheld a fresher gentlewoman, Such mar of white and red within her cheek” We often wonder at Frances' age. Some- times she dresses and appears very young and at other times she is quite grown up. Never mind. Frances, the children like jolly teachers. Hazel Gertrude Burns, So. Portland, Me. South Portland High Training, Grade IV and V, So. Portland Pari Passu Club. “Short, plump, nice and rather sweet. With a ready smile for everyone she meets.” Wherever Ruth S. is found Hazel is there also, for they are always together. She cer- tainly is a noisy girl and we think she fol- lows the rule— Work while you work, and play while you play. Helen Clara Cates, Skowhegan, Me. Skowhegan High School Training, Grade VIII Interclass Basketball (C) ; Orchestra (D. C. B. A) ; Glee Club (D. C) ; Oper- etta (C. A) ; Accompanist (B. A) ; Edi- tor-in-Chief Grkbx and Whitr (A). “A living flame of intellectual fire.” When the playing must be done While the rest are having fun— Ask Helen. When assignments must be done And they find no other one— Ask Helen. When the yearbook must be done April twenty-fifth at set of sun— Ask Helen. Annie Louise Chadbourne. Ann” Bridgton High School Bridgton, Me. Training, Sub-primary and Grade I, Westbrook Operetta (D) : Vice-President of Liter- ary Club; Glee Club (D. B) ; House Committee (D) ; Gens de Lcttres (A). “Two of the fairest stars in all the heavens Having some business, do entreat her eyes To twinkle in their spheres till they return.” That’s not all Ann has. either, but a goodly supply of gray matter, too. has been one of her many attributes.

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GREEK AND WHITE Prances Isabelle Brown Bangor, Me. Bangor High School Training, Grades I and II, Westbrook Aonca Cl«b (A) ; House Committee (A). True as the needle to the pole, Or as the dial to the sun. You might think that Frances is a demure young lady, but when you know her. she is full of fun. All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy.” is your maxim, Frances. Lor Gertrude Brown, Houlton, Me. Iloulton High School Training, Junior Primary May Hall Committee (C) ; House Com- mittee B) ; Gens de Lettrcs (A). It is a good thing to laugh. One of lasu’s most outstanding talents is her gift for drawing. While some of us hold our brushes or pencils in a tight grasp, vainly striving to make something artistic. Lou with a few light touches has accomplished the task. With such talent as this, why shouldn’t she bring fame to G. X. S.? Phyllis Elizabeth Browne, “Phil” Rockland, Me. Rockland High School Training, Grade VII Glee Club (D. C) ; Ass. Editor Green and White; Rep. of Junior Class in Press Club; Operetta (C) ; Pari Passu Club (A). “Let us then he up and doing With a heart for any fate. Well. Phil. when is the next house party, and from where are the dresses coming? She is the girl with the winning ways. At whom the fellows often gaze. Rutii Frances Bunt, “RuthieF Waterville High School Waterville, Me. Training, Sub-primary, Westbrook Interclass Basketball (C. A) ; Delegate to Maqua (C) : Secretary of Y. W. C. A.; Y. W. C. A. Fair Committee (B) ; Aonca Club (A). “A little mischief now and then. Ruthic seldom makes a noise, but when she does most everyone is sure to know it. Yes. Ruthie is small of stature but that doesn’t prevent here from being an excellent teacher. Josephine Harper Burdwood, “Joe” White Rock, Me. Westbrook High School Training, Grades IV and V, Westbrook Gens de Lcttres (A). “Happiness is not to be prescribed but en- joyed. Joe. Is he tall?” Is he dark? His voice sounds very pleasant over the phone.” This is what we hear when Josephine gets a call.

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24 GREEN' AND WHITE Hazel Arlene Clark. East Lebanon, Me. North Lebanon High School Training, Sub-primary, Westbrook Secretary of Aonca Club (A). “ Whose conscience is her strong retreat.” Are your problems right? I don't know.” Then let’s go up and ask Hazel.” If we want any help we always know where we may find it. Marion Annette Clark, Sanford, Me. Sanford High School Training, Grade I Intcrclass Basketball (A) ; Committee for Yearbook in Comp. '‘Witty, lively, full of tin, A good friend and a true one.” Marion surely makes an admirable friend, for she is full of fun and is always ready for a good time. We shall all miss seeing the water fights in the corridors of East Hall, especially when she takes part. Virginia Irene Coburn, “Ginnie” Portland, Me. Portland High School Training, Grades II and III, Westbrook Glee Club (D) ; Pari Passu Club (Au- ditor) (A). “She never fails to please.” Have a smile for everyone you meet and they will have a smile for you.” This motto has won many friends for Virginia, and we know she will win the hearts of all her pupils. Dorothy Antoinette Cooper, “Dot” Rockland, Me. Rockland High School Training, Grade VII, Westbrook Program Committee; Treasurer Duo-de- Viginti. “A maiden modest and yet self possessed. Youthful and beautiful and neatly dressed.” This is the girl with the dainty mouth about which smiles play so often. We hear you are fond of plaguing people, especially girls who wear glasses. Gladys Orilla Ciiadbourne, Bridgton, Me. Bridgton High School Training, Grade IV. Gorham Interclass Basketball (A) : Leader in Out o' Door” Sports Club: Vice-Presi- dent of Duo-de-Viginti Club (A). “Tho her versatile ability Is not always on display, She’s so modest that she keeps it. But 'twill sure leak out someday.”